3.5 has countless Splat books with numerous new races, yet I have been unable to find any new/alternate Reincarnate Tables.
Do any (preferably "official" 3.5) alternate tables exist to address the new races? Yes, technically a roll of 100=other but that's a very slim roll to get some non-core race.
It's likely the expectation is that the DM adjusts the chart based on his campaign. That's because, if I remember correctly, when Dungeons and Dragons, 3rd Edition was in the planning stages, one of the complaints fans of Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, 2nd Edition had was the necessity of cross-referencing a brand new 2nd Edition book with many other, sometimes out-of-print 2nd Edition books. To mollify detractors, the 3rd Edition design paradigm was to keep books as self-contained as possible, using references to other sources only when absolutely necessary. This continued into the 3.5 era, and explains, for example, why there're no comprehensive D&D 3.5 random encounter tables and, for example, why monsters who would benefit greatly from the feats Martial Study (ToB 31-2), Travel Devotion (CC 62-3), or Shock Trooper (CW 112) don't have those feats and, instead, have feats like Alertness (PH 89).
Published variants to the 4th-level Drd spell reincarnate [trans] (PH 270) include the following:
Not that I'm aware of, but if you're in the DM, it wouldn't be hard to make one that fit your needs using Internet References. Allow me to demonstrate;
Roll a d100
*Each block contains 10 races for easy counting
If the chart calls for a die you don't own, the official WotC online dice roller can manage.
If you find that chart to be too broad, go ahead and narrow things down to only include things you want to see walking around in your game.
Homebrew alert: I created a custom Reincarnate table a few years back.
It looks like this:
d% Incarnation
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<=5 Caster's race
6-10 Target's choice (other than old race)
11-40 Same as old race
41-50 Related race (GM's adjucation)
51-60 Decidedly unrelated race (GM's adjucation)
61-90 Roll randomly among races in the setting
91+ GM's choice
This is all subject to the constraint that the creature's LA and/or HD may not change (except as is normal for level loss).
Clearly, this (describing general results) is a very different approach from the one taken by the default Reincarnate table (explicitly determining races). The reason is that different groups use different races.
Any explicit table either has too few races, resulting in some of the group's races not being included, or too many, resulting in the table that includes races the group does not traditionally include.
The downside is that the spell now sometimes requires a lot more DM input. I think that's OK. Death and Reincarnation doesn't happen that often, and is usually a significant enough event to spend some time on thinking about how to resolve it anyway.
But the biggest advantage I see with this approach is that the spell no longer has to assume humanoids as the target. Animal companions everywhere, rejoice.
